CM Sarma Empowers Assam Women: Distributes ₹10,000 to 30,145 Women in Jamugurihat
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma recently visited Jamugurihat, Assam, to celebrate women's empowerment. He was joined by several distinguished leaders, including Padma Hazarika, who has been instrumental in promoting women's rights in the state.
The Chief Minister graced a public meeting, marking a significant moment for women's empowerment. Under the Swanirbhar Nari Scheme, he distributed ₹10,000 cheques to 30,145 women in the Naduar Constituency. This scheme aims to foster small-scale enterprises, bolster rural economies, and empower women to become self-reliant contributors to Assam's development.
CM Sarma expressed his confidence in the women of Assam, referring to them as 'the true builders of the state's future'. Padma Hazarika, who was present at the event, has been a key figure alongside the Chief Minister in promoting women's empowerment in Assam.
The event in Jamugurihat highlighted the Assam government's commitment to women's empowerment and economic independence. With the distribution of funds under the Swanirbhar Nari Scheme, the Chief Minister has taken a significant step towards nurturing small-scale enterprises and strengthening rural economies, with women at the forefront of this development.
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